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Articles in March, 2005 issue of Automotive Design & Production
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Putting Jaguar in Focus
by Christopher A. Sawyer -
A new way to look at welding: researchers at Battelle have developed a modeling method that can predict fatigue life in weld joints and thereby cut millions in development costs
by Kermit Whitfield -
Creating the "American design" for motorcycle aficionados: nowadays, behind even the most meticulously hand-crafted machine, is some high-tech design software
by Lawrence S. Gould -
All the comforts of home: watching DVDs in the car is so last year. The latest round of in-vehicle entertainment focuses on watching TV from built-in hard drives and surfing the web while speeding down the highway
by Kermit Whitfield -
Unbreakable
by Gary S. Vasilash -
Developing designs: the public & the passion; To say "Zoom-Zoom" is one thing. To identifiably design it is another. Here's some of what goes into making it happen
by Gary S. Vasilash -
Only the persistent survive
by Gary S. Vasilash -
Effective managers do these things
by Ted Pollock -
The art and science of material selection
by Melissa Anderson -
Bosch & the year of ESP
by William Kimberley -
Field guide to the vehicles of the 2005 NAIAS
by Gary S. Vasilash Christopher A. Sawyer -
Looking @ Nissan Frontier and Xterra
by Christopher A. Sawyer -
Toyota & the art of continuous improvement: how the best manufacturer in the industry just keeps getting better
by Gary S. Vasilash -
Looking @ Infiniti's M Sedan
by Christopher A. Sawyer
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